Word: pearsons
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Next goal was made in the third period when Bill Guild scored on a pass from Paul Pearson, who also made the pass to the last score in the fourth period...
Another goal was notched by Pearson, making the score at half time 5 to 0 in favor of Harvard. The Engineers came back in the second half to score three goals and, by reason of a misplaced kick, to add another point to the Crimson total...
Using an airtight defense to halt Varsity rushes, the Yardlings themselves took only four shots at the goal, but made two of the four tries. Paul Pearson and Bob Keller tallied on long shots in the first half to compile the Freshman lead...
...general Shaw was biologically cold: "My pockets are always full of the small change of lovemaking; but it is magic money, not real money." "The ideal love affair is one conducted by post," he told Author Pearson. One such love affair he conducted for years with Actress Ellen Terry. He had no sex life until he was 29, when he was "virtually raped" by Jenny Patterson, one of his mother's singing pupils. But he decided sex relations were "hopeless as a basis for permanent relations...
Professor Sherman changed his mind in Modern Bread from the Viewpoint of Nutrition (MacMillan; $1.75), a 100-page book written together with Constance S. Pearson. But he claims that it is not he, but bread, that has recently changed. Modern bread, he says, made with plenty of milk and without removing the wheat germ from the flour, is very different from white bread. It is so different that white bread should have a different name, probably should not be called bread...